Like other Latin American countries, Argentina has written femicide into its criminal code and assigned it a stiffer sentence than homicide. But, from 2012 to 2018, ...

Edgardo Aló, whose daughter Carolina was stabbed to death in 1996, campaigned for femicide to be included in Argentina's penal code. CNN Carolina Aló was 17 years old the night her father ...

Thousands of people marched against femicide and gender violence in Argentina's capital of Buenos Aires Friday afternoon, as part of a movement now in its seventh year called Ni Una Menos, or "Not ...

Perez's murder in Mar del Plata ignited widespread anger in Argentina, becoming a symbol of the Ni Una Menos (Not One Less) movement to demand action on femicide. The movement began in Argentina ...

In 2012, Argentina passed a law that required a life sentence for committing femicide. Despite the law, the number of women murdered because of her gender has not decreased since 2012. What Was ...

BuzzFeed's Karla Zabludovsky recently wrote an in-depth piece about the #NiUnaMenos grassroots movement to expose femicide in Argentina. Ni una menos translates to "Not one [woman] less." Zabludovsky ...

On January 24, Argentina’s Minister of Justice Mariano Cúneo Libarona warned on X that the government of President Javier Milei would seek to eliminate femicide from the penal code on the ...